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This Week's Updates in Splitt — May 2026

May 2, 2026 · 4 min read

It's been a productive week under the hood. Four improvements that had been sitting on the list are now live in production — and I wanted to share them here, no corporate announcements, just a founder saying: here's what we built and why it matters.

📊 Revamped Statistics: Comparisons That Actually Mean Something

New feature

The old stats page told you how much you spent this month. Useful, but incomplete. The real question couples ask is: are we spending more or less than before?

The new statistics panel answers exactly that:

📅 Month vs. previous month (same period) — if today is May 2nd, it compares against May 1–2 of last month. Fair, not misleading.
🎉 Week vs. last week with 🎉 if you spent less or ⚠️ if you overspent. One glance tells you how the week is going.
📊 Mini-bars by day of the week — instantly see that Saturdays always blow the budget.
🏆 Most expensive week of the month automatically highlighted.
🎨 Color legend in the chart on mobile — no more guessing which color is which category.
🥧 % by category and % by person with payment count. Who pays most, in which categories, how many times.
🌟 Closest dream with ETA — if you have shared dreams set up, stats now show which one is closest and when you'll get there.

The statistics section went from "a chart" to "a panel that actually tells you how you're doing as a couple with money."

🤖 Aritz (AI Assistant) Fixed on iPhone

iOS fix

Aritz is Splitt's AI assistant. We launched it a few weeks ago and Android users had no issues. But on iPhone there was a frustrating bug: the X button to close it didn't respond to touch. The assistant would get stuck on screen with no way out.

It was a z-index and touch area issue in Safari iOS. Fixed. The close button now works on any iPhone, any Safari version. If you stopped using Aritz because of this, give it another try.

📄 PDF Export: Real Logo + "Back to App" Button

Improvement

PDF export already existed, but the output looked pretty bare. This week we polished it:

Small detail, but when you're sharing a monthly expense summary with your partner or saving it for records, the polished presentation matters.

⚖️ Balance With Spending Percentage Per Person

Improvement

The classic balance view says: "Ana owes Carlos €47." Now it also shows: Ana has paid 38% of this month's expenses, Carlos 62%.

The percentage puts the absolute number in context. Sometimes the debt is small but the payment imbalance is large. Sometimes one person seems to pay way more, but the percentages are actually close because the amounts per transaction are very different.

It's a more honest view of how the two of you actually share financial responsibility.

All four updates are live now.
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If you have suggestions or things you'd like to see in coming weeks, you can reach us directly from inside the app. We're still building.

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